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December 15, 2004
More on new Palm-Sized Sirius Satellite Receiver by The Brix Group
We have more info on the Palm-Sized Sirius Satellite Receiver by The Brix Group reported earlier. First off, as you can see we got our hands on a MUCH better picture than from the Press Release. Also, the unit was not supposed to have been released to the press at this time - Sirius wasn't going to officially announce this until CES. I guess Brix jumped the gun a bit on this one.
Either way, the photo gives a good view of the cable jacks and of the size of the unit. Pretty neat, although still not a 'portable' unit like the MyFi.
December 15, 2004 03:08 PM
Comments
Sirius should stop trying to build receivers. it cannot match the technology designers of the world. they should only sell subscriptions to their service. a commission/small percentage from each monthly payment should go to each designer for each month the service is used on a each device that they design. Sirius should grant any mobile phone, computer, or other type of company designer/manufacturer free license to make combination phone/satellite receivers, etc. this could create exponential or unlimited growth. right now sirius is shackeled by how fast it can create cutting edge receivers. this is a "land rush". now is the time because technologies like teledesic(Bill Gates new satellite venture) are coming that could wipe out satellite radio.
Posted by: john dowell at December 27, 2004 07:47 PM
